🥤 Soda CO2 Refill Connector Adapter: PERA Household Cylinder Accessories – CGA320 to TR21.4 Review

You don't need a PIN on the valve for this to work. Follow YouTube's instructions and everyone will be happy. Saves a lot of money. Need equipping the CO2 tank with a siphon tube (eductor tube) so that it can be supplied in liquid form and you don't have to turn the tank upside down.

Having owned soda for almost a decade, nothing can describe the power I get from not having to save Bed, Bath and Beyond coupons for next time, when i need my bladder fix. Instead, I get 5# for $30 and top up when needed. That is amazing. One of the small o-rings was missing, the other one was broken and there were no instructions so it wasn't very comfortable so I got one star.

So I took this to my local paintball shop and we spent the evening filling it up. We did everything as described in the reviews. We turned the tank over, we used O-rings, the bottles were very cold. That does not work. Not even the slow opening of the big tank. There is not enough pressure inside the adapter to refill the bottle. complete failure. I do not recommend. I just gave up and got a 20 ounce paintball can and used that instead.

I have a tank with no siphon. I put an empty bottle of SodaStream in the freezer overnight. I connected everything according to the instructions. Then I put the tank sideways on the ground because it doesn't have a siphon. Slow opening valve. It was done in less than a minute. I weighed the full SodaStream swap by comparing it to the one I just completed. Freshly filled weighed a little less. I'm assuming it's at least 90% full. I actually don't mind as I can just walk into my garage and fill…

Bought this to top up my carbon dioxide tank from my 5lb homebrew tank. It works well enough, but I also don't get a full charge in the soda flow tank. I can usually carbonate about ten liters of bottles before the pressure drops noticeably. Of course I have everything I need to refill it, so it's not bad, just a little annoying. A NOTICE. I've noticed that not all CO2 Sodastream tanks are created equal. If you look at the picture I uploaded, this will work on a tank with a small diameter…

This is as advertised; no more and no less. I was able to fill my SodaStream canister with this adapter on my CO2 tank after a few tries. When I first connected the adapter to the tank, I could hear gas escaping around the white plastic gasket on the side of the tank. I've read that some people have recommended using teflon tape on the threads, but others strongly disagree. I decided to attach it without tape and just reinstalled the gasket on the tank connector so it lined up nicely with the…

Product arrived on time with no damage (a plus for the seller). The product is exactly as advertised and if you follow the instructions in the video on how to fill a small tank from your 5-10-20 lb bottle (yes, upside down) it works great. Some points worth noting and some caveats: 1) The bottle you fill must be certified, so check when the bottle was last statically tested. Do not refill the bottle when the certificate has expired. 2) There are no instructions, so make sure you install the…

The price is cheap, so it has everything, but it is difficult to use. I wish it didn't have that little pressure release button. Gaskets are difficult to install and tear easily. Even if the gasket isn't ruptured, air will escape from the gasket, causing you to tighten it until the gasket ruptures. I encountered major difficulties, not related to the product itself (but to the process). My CO2 tank doesn't have a siphon so I had to turn it upside down. Not so hot what's up. But to complicate…

Finally an easy way to refill them. I tried a hose adapter to go straight to Sodastream from my homemade CO2 brew bottle, but it ended up tasting like factory. Instead of making a clean adapter myself, I tried this refill adapter first. Okay, that's easy enough for me to end - this is my solution to dealing with pandemic gas. As a result, the bottles give MUCH MORE gas than buying refills in the store, they last much longer. And that goes something like this: 1- An empty bottle for filling goes